Bar Set Cocktail Shaker Set, Stainless Steel Mixology Bartender Kit, 16 Piece Cocktail Kit, Black Cocktail Set, Bar Tools: 30oz Martini Shaker, Muddler, Bar Kit Cocktail Book, Jigger and Pourers

I recently purchased this shaker set, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The pieces are sturdy, well-made, and designed to last. the measuring tools are accurate and easy to read. I also love how lightweight the set is without feeling flimsy—it’s comfortable to handle, even when full.Cleanup is also a breeze since everything washes up nicely without staining or retaining odors.Overall, this bar tending, shaking set has made my kitchen experience so much smoother and more enjoyable. Definitely worth every penny—I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality set.

This is so nice, looks good and everything you need is included.

Had all the basics. Still in excellent condition after 7 months.

This comes with a lot of great stuff, but it’s not the greatest quality. For example the line squeezer is very thin and I actually managed to bend it on its first use.In addition to that, I’m not sure if I received a used product but it has a slight coating of something on it when I received it.Overall for the price this is a great product especially for people who don’t make cocktails daily.

Ah, the days of mixing drinks like a toddler with a toy blender—splashes everywhere, confused expressions, and drinks that tasted more like science experiments gone wrong. That was us, pre-Bar Set Cocktail Shaker Set era. But fear not, fellow aspiring mixologists, for I bring you tidings of mixology mastery and tastebud triumph!Let me paint you a picture: a group of eager but clueless amateurs, armed with random kitchen utensils and a hopeful spirit, attempting to craft cocktails that would impress a goldfish. Spoiler alert: we failed miserably. Our concoctions ranged from "tastes like regret" to "what did we just create?" It was a dark time for our palates and our reputation as hosts.Enter stage left: the Bar Set Cocktail Shaker Set, a stainless steel marvel that turned our cocktail calamities into liquid gold (figuratively speaking, of course). From the moment we unboxed this glorious kit, we knew we were in for a wild ride of mixology magic.First off, let's talk about the shaker itself. It's like holding the Holy Grail of bartending—sleek, shiny, and surprisingly sturdy. The built-in strainer is a game-changer, preventing any unwanted pulp or ice chunks from crashing our party (literally and metaphorically).But wait, there's more! The jigger and mixing spoon are like the trusty sidekicks to our newfound bartending superhero status. No more eyeballing measurements or using whatever spoon happened to be clean. Precision is key, and this set delivers it in spades.Now, onto the results of our mixology adventures post-Bar Set acquisition. Drumroll, please... cue angelic choir Our drinks went from "meh" to "magnificent!" The right tools truly make all the difference. From classic cocktails to creative concoctions, we're now mixing drinks like seasoned pros. Our taste buds are rejoicing, and our friends are wondering if we secretly attended bartending school overnight.In conclusion, if you've ever experienced the disappointment of a poorly mixed drink or the frustration of not having the right tools for the job, do yourself a favor and invest in the Bar Set Cocktail Shaker Set. It's not just a kit; it's a ticket to mixology mastery, tastebud bliss, and getting properly drunk on a daily basis (responsibly, of course).Cheers to newfound skills, unforgettable parties, and drinks that taste like victory in a glass!

The product is good but is missing the long spoon.

I use this to make all my shaken drinks. Easy to clean cups don't get stuck.Good quality, looks great and is easy to use

This set is cheap and horrible for a starter set. I got a glass instead of two metal parts for the shaker. Im missing a muddlee and the jigger measurements is NOT correct. I have been free pouring for years now and when a Free poured with this jigger measurements were off so I thought that maybe my counting was messed up. I went to grab a measuring spoon and measured out 1 oz and poured it into the jigger. The jigger is totally incorrect. And then poured one and a half ounce. The large side of the jigger still was not correct. Turns out the large side is actually 2 oz and the small side is 1 oz. This could be detrimental to somebody learning bartending for the first time. I would not recommend this set